Now maintained by Jarek "loomchild" Lipski

Please see his GitHub repository.
Thanks to Jarek for taking it on, and to everyone who's maintained forks for
their favourite conferences!

What?

Sojourner is a conference schedule viewer for the Nokia N900, the
smartphone of choice for the discerning sandal-wearer. Talks can be browsed by
topic, by room or by time; your favourite events can be starred for easy
browsing later on.

It currently shows the schedule for MeeGo Summit Finland 2011, having previously
shown FOSDEM 2011; it's relatively easy to add more conferences.
It's written in Python and uses the Hildon widget set, via a
really shonky abstraction layer named Malvern.

New in 0.2.2

Thanks to Topi Santakivi, Sojourner now shows the schedule for MeeGo
Summit Finland 2011, which is taking place in Tampere. He refactored
Sojourner a little to load conference details from config files rather than
having URLs hard-coded, so now it'll be much easier to support other
conferences in the future. Thanks!

Topi also maintains a separate timetable application named
Meegosummitfi, written using QML; if you decide you don't like Sojourner,
check it out.

New in 0.2 (and 0.2.1)

Each day has its own sub-header in event lists.

Event tracks are colour-coded, so you can easily see which track an event is
on.

When viewing an event, you can now see which of your favourite events it
clashes with. Thanks to Joaquim Rocha for contributing this feature!

Due to a dependency problem, some users got an ugly plain Gtk+ application,
rather than a beautiful native Hildon application; this should be fixed.

Some users found that the application refused to start, throwing an
ImportError: No module named gio exception. This has been fixed in 0.2.1.

Where?

Install it from Fremantle extras using the Application Manager on your N900.

You currently have to activate Extras-testing to install Sojourner,
because there's a ten-day quarantine period before applications can be
promoted to Extras proper.

If you're happy with the application, please vote for it on its Maemo extras
package page. If you're dissatisfied, suggestions are also most welcome,
as (of course) are contributions.